Sick day meals

If you're wondering what to eat when sick, here are 20+ recipes to inspire you, including the best comfort food when sick, and easy meals for a sick family.

This cold and flu season, keep yourself hydrated and fortified with these vegan and vegetarian sick day recipes.

This creamy chicken noodle soup recipe is total comfort in a bowl! Egg noodles, tender chicken, and a broth made with real cream will warm you right up.

"Feeling under the weather? Boost your recovery with these 20 best foods to eat when sick. Discover nourishing options to support your body and regain your strength."

This anti inflammatory turmeric chicken soup is made in one pot with leeks, onions, carrots, celery, peas, chicken, chicken broth, coconut milk, and flavorful spices. It is packed with nutrients, and perfect for meal prep or family dinner. The best way to warm up with when you need some homemade nourishment! Dairy free, paleo, gluten free, vegetarian option.

Cozy up with a bowl of Greek Lemon Chicken Soup, a zesty and hearty dish perfect for any season! Packed with tender chicken, fresh lemon, and velvety egg-lemon sauce, this comforting classic is a one-pot wonder. Ideal for meal prep, it’s gluten-free, protein-rich, and bursting with Mediterranean flavors. Try this easy, flavorful soup today!

Indulge in a soul-warming bowl of comfort with our Pastina Soup, affectionately known as "Italian Penicillin Soup." This heartening dish is not just a meal but a remedy for cold days or those moments when you need a little TLC. With its simple yet fl

Tuscan White Bean Soup - There's something magical about the way certain dishes can transport you to another place. For me, Tuscan White Bean Soup does exactly that. Every time I simmer a pot of this hearty, flavorful soup, I’m whisked away to a small, rustic kitchen in the heart of Tuscany. The scent of

Whether it’s the sniffles, a stomach bug or just a serious hangover, we all have our go-to meals when we’re under the weather. These aren’t always the easiest or even the most nutritious, but they’re what we need when we’re at our most vulnerable.